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Florida Southern College is committed to educational excellence and
is a selective, comprehensive, private United Methodist college with
a strong liberal arts core and signature programs. The college enrolls
a talented student body and includes an accomplished faculty who
are dedicated to teaching excellence. Outstanding opportunities for
interdisciplinary learning, student-faculty collaborative research and
performance, service learning, study abroad, and honors study are
distinctive features of the academic program at Florida Southern.
The college offers exceptional student life programs, including a
championship athletic program.
It is my great pleasure to introduce the 2008 issue of the Florida Southern College
Interlachen. May this yearbook serve as a visible reminder of the classmates, faculty,
and staff who were a part of this special year, and may these pages hold for you a
lifetime of wonderful Florida Southern memories.
As Bethany Evans, a junior communication major from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, recently
said, "Florida Southern is a college really on the move." This has been an exciting year
with restoration of the Frank Lloyd Wright Esplanades, the upper balconies of the Annie
Pfeiffer Chapel, and premiere of Mr. Wright's Water Dome. We held our groundbreaking
ceremony for the Dr. Marcene H. and Robert E. Christoverson Humanities Building, the first
classroom building to be built on our campus in twenty years. In the spring, we celebrated
the completion of the first Barnett Residence Hall, offering students amazing lake-view
rooms and living spaces in the state-of-the-art facility designed by Robert A. M. Stern, one
of the greatest architects of our time, and construction on the second residence hall will
begin over the summer. In the coming months, construction will start on the Sarah D. and
L. Kirk McKay, Jr. Archives Center and the Joe K. and Alberta Blanton Nursing Building.
We continue to garner national recognition through our increased ranking in U.S. News
& World Report, where we are now ranked in the Top 5 "Best Baccalaureate Colleges in
the South," our inclusion in The Princeton Review's "366 Best Colleges" guide, and our
first-time inclusion in the Fiske Guide to Colleges. There is a great spirit of excitement on
campus as our talented students work with outstanding faculty members on a variety of
fascinating research projects and performances and as our community participates in a
full complement of social, athletic, spiritual, and academic activities that allow us to
achieve our mission of preparing students to make a consequential impact on society.
Outstanding student accomplishments are happening
throughout all academic departments and student life
- indeed the caliber of student talent, commitment
to service, and quality of student leadership is truly
extraordinary. I congratulate you and thank you for
making this community such a distinctive and special
place and for garnering important recognition for FSC
through your accomplishments.
FSC is indeed a college on the move, and I am very
glad that you were a part of this unique community.
I wish each of you great success and great blessings.
Anne B. Kerr, Ph.D.
President
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Time flies on the Florida Southern campus, spend it wisely! The Interlachen staff and I would like to
applaud everyone for completing another year at FSC. As we wrap up another year, we sit back and
wonder - where did the time go?
It seems as if just yesterday I stepped into the Wellness Center gym as a freshman and went through
orientation. I think the photograph on my FSC ID can support my feelings at the time - totally
overwhelmed and confused. Four amazing years have passed since that sunny August day, and the
number of memories I have captured is endless.
It is my pleasure as Editor-in-Chief to help capture your years at FSC on camera. As you flip the pages
of this book you will see the faces of your fellow classmates, professors and staff. These are the people
that define your years at Florida Southern.
A part of remembering this institution is reminiscing about the people who made the experience the
way it was. Whether it's a group photo of your sisters, the academic club in which you were a member,
or the ACE event you attended - we were there. Sporting our red shirts and spiffy equipment, we were
snapping shots and filming so that we could combine everything that took place on the campus as a
souvenir for you, to have forever.
Ultimately, we created this book for you, our fellow
classmates. We did it so that in 20 years, you can show
your children how good you looked! Well, that and so that
we can always remember each other. Whichever path our
lives take, we will always be united by Florida Southern
College, our alma mater.
Congratulations to the class of 2008!
/fe Shad-
Noa Sharf
Editor-in-Chief
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want to ride in the Moc Shaw.
2 All you do is complain about
Lakeland, but when someone disses
it you defend it with all your pride.
3 When Dr. Kerr is around, you can't
help but smile... must be the red suit.
4 You plan your wardrobe around
Red Friday's.
5 You still can't understand the
difference between Moc Bucks and
Moc Points.
3 You have Soulja Boy on your iPod
on repeat.
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packing your belongings.
8 You have become extremely lazy.
Instead of taking the 5 minute
walk to class, you drive and look
for parking for 10 minutes.
3 When you use 4 of your 3
absent days.
Saturday is your favorite day,
mostly attributed to Steak and
Shrimp in the cafe.
FSC students have the unique opportunity to expand their knowledge and education overseas.
FSC offers various educational travel trips during the May Option that allows students to share
the study abroad experience together while creating memories that will last a lifetime. This
summer's past trips included England, France, Spain, China, and Australia, New Zealand and Fiji.
Each trip offers different courses, which allows a variety of students of different majors to attend.
The professors who teach the classes attempt to make them as revlent to the location in order to
better each students understanding of a different culture.
Not only do the students have the opportunity to learn more about the country and its culture, in
some of the trips such as the Spain, they live with a local host family for the duration of their stay.
Art students were given the opportunity to photography the beautiful sights of Australia. Fiji, and
New Zealand, while the business students who attended the China trip had an exclusive tour in the
local CNN offices and a breathtaking walk on the Wall of China. The historic castles in the suburbs
of London were turned into dorms for the English trip. And the students of the France trip spent
long nights in the city of light, Paris, under the Eiffel Tower.
Mat Hotho's night photo of Sydney, Australia won first place in the Study Abroad Photo Contest,
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Jacqueline Lee Barenborg
Jessica Diana Barnes
Lindsey Kaye Bergeon
Jessica Rose Brunette
Cassandra Marie Castro
Lacey Marie Chimienti
Daniel Marcus Christian
Ana Cokovik
Dalilia Nichole Coney
Brittany Monique Denham
Sarah Fawn DeSimone
Sharon Justine Elliott
Joelle Cristin Glenn
Mark Angelo Hastings
Craig Richard Milgenberg
Christopher Michael Jones
Nathan Thomas Jordan
Katherine C. Knowles
filliam Markus Koeppel
Kaitland Dale Kopp
Rachael Taryn Kraemer
Amanda Michelle Kroll
Christina Mary Martin
Justin Owen Massing
Sara Emily McDowell
Kristen Marie Placek
Laura Ivelisse Quintana
Daniel Joseph Rindt
Noa Sharf
Emily Anne Sterling
Lief O'Neil Thomason
JohnWillard Arrojado Utuk
Victoria Jean Vanacore
Kristina Chivon Walls
Paul Richard Weaver
page 16 I Interlachen 2008
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Other Honors
Joseph Murphy received the Robert W. and Susan E. McKnight Scholarship
September 3, 2007 — Joseph Murphy, a senior political science major, received the
Robert W. and Susan E. McKnight Scholarship.
Daniel Rindt chosen to serve on Student Advisory Committee of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity
September 26, 2007 — Senior Daniel Rindt has been appointed as a member of the Student
Advisory Committee (SAC) of Lambda Chi Alpha, one of the largest men's general fraternities
in North America.
Dr. Marva Kear elected to board of directors of Florida Nurses Association
October 9, 2007 — Dr. Mavra Kear, chair and associate professor of the nursing program,
was elected to serve as director-at-large on the Florida Nurses Association (FNA) board
of directors for a two-year term.
Megan Ashley Hoak was awarded President's Scholar Medal
January 2, 2008 — 2007 graduate Megan Ashley Hoak received the President's Scholar
Medal during winter commencement on December 15. The medal is awarded to students
with a 3.85 or higher grade point average who represent the best qualities of an FSC
student, participating in the life of the college and the community.
Greek Life director received National Theta Chi Fraternity award
January 8, 2008 - Amanda Dunivan, director of Greek life, received the Floyd W. Field
Award for Outstanding Greek Affairs Professional.
Marketing management students presented to General Motors executives and win scholastic
achievement award
January 11, 2008 — Florida Southern College marketing management students gave a
presentation to General Motors executives on January 17 at Michael Holley Chevrolet
in Lakeland. They later repeated the presentation in Atlanta, Georgia after they won
the Scholastic Achievement Award (SAA) in the Chevrolet Marketing Internship Program
competition for the Fall 2007 semester, awarded by EdVenture Partners and Chevrolet.
Ellen Weaver takes first place at U.S. Pony Club Research Fair
February 4, 2008 — Junior Ellen Weaver was awarded first place for her presentation given
at the United States Pony Club (USPC) Research Fair held January 23-27 in Boston.
Head athletic trainer, Al Green, received SEATA Award of Merit
February 12, 2008 — Al Green, head athletic trainer and assistant athletic director was
selected to receive the Southeast Athletic Trainers Association's (SEATA) Award of Merit.
Krista Miller earns top awards at Forensic State Championship
February 15, 2008 — Sophomore Krista Miller earned a 4th place "After Dinner Speaking"
title in the Florida Interstate Forensic Association (FIFA) state championship held from
February 9-10 at Florida State University.
Interlachen 2008 I page 17
Portrdt
From the past...
Rrnaldo Rberu
Business: Marketing
Tampa, Florida
Jeff ery Beals
Business Marketing
Nashua, Neu Hampshire
Jessica Brunette
Biology
Sarasota, Florida
Rnabel Rguiar
Communication
Lakeland, Florida
Tristan Belf ord
Sociology
Warwick, Rhode Island
Christine Buckingham
Biology
Sarasota, Florida
page 20 I I nter lachen 2008
Lacey Chimienti
elementary Education
Spring Hill Florida
Rna Cokovik
Financial Management & economics
Skopje, Macedonia
Scott Comer
Business Administration & Marketing Management
Centerville, Ohio
Brittany Crisuell
Criminology & Psychology
Lakeland, Florida
Heather Cupp
Business Administration & Marketing Management
N. Augusta, South Carolina
Kim Curran
Criminology
Lakeland, Florida
Interlachen 2008 I page 21
Leyla Dokumaci
Pre- K Education
Plant City Florida
Rshley Gero
Psychology
West Palm, Florida
Ian Gsnagle
Communication: Advertising
Sebring, Florida
Jessica Gif f erd
Music Management
Kissimmee, Florida
James Guglielmo
Communication: Advertising
Cape Coral, Florida
Blake Hallouell
Communication
Homosassa, Florida
page 22 I Interlachen 2008
Bruce Hoffman
Accounting
Baltimore, Maryland
Kathryn Holmes
Pre-K/ Primary Education
Bel Air, Maryland
Sarah House
Marketing Management
Maitland, Florida
Rebecca Jackey
Mathematics
Brandon, Florida
Ian Johnson
Computer Science & Mathematics
Winter Heaven, Florida
Christopher Jones
Religion & Sociology
Port Lauderdale, Florida
Interlachen 2008 I page 23
Lauren Kanter
Biology
Plymouth, Massachusetts
Rshley Kuehl
Graphic Design
Watkins Glen, Neu York
Nicole Levesque
Psychology
Wolfeboro, Neu Hampshire
Kathrine Knoules
Communication: News Media
St. Petersburg, Florida
Christina Kurz
flit History & Studio Art
Lakeland, Florida
Matt Love
Psychology
Clearuater, Florida
page 24 I I nter lachen 2008
Rlicia Marshall
Communication: Advertising
Vero Beach, Florida
Sara McDowell
Biology and Pre Physical Therapy
Jacksonville, Florida
Shane McLaughlin
Business Administration: Marketing Management
Lakeland, Florida
Kayla Pearson
Athletic Training
Barrington, Rhode Island
Melissa Nolet
Biology
Kissimmee, Florida
Kristin Placek
Marketing Management
Springdale, Arkansas
I nter lachen 2008 I page 25
Kurt Poland
Religion
Littleton, Colorado
Daniel Rindt
Music & Pre- Dental
Neu Berlin, Wisconsin
Jack Sanders
exceptional Student education
Lake Placid, Florida
Paige Reynolds
Business Marketing
Joliet, Illinois
Damian RumBough
Biology
Lakeland, Florida
Gzabeth Scicluna
Communication: Advertising
Ocala, Florida
page 26 I Interlachen 2008
Chase Sellmeyer
Marketing Management
Houston, Texas
Noa Sharf
Communication: Advertising & Public Relations
Haifa, Israel
Diana Sisco
Piano Performance
Brooksville, Florida
Rmanda Skiathitis
Psychology
Brookesville, Florida
Sara Timm
Graphic Design
Hpple Valley, Minnesota
Jeff ery Tousignant
Marketing & International Management
Plymouth, Massachusetts
Interlachen 2008 I page 27
Rachel Waller
Qementary education
Lakeland, Florida
Timothy Williams
History
Brockton, Massachusetts
Kristina Walls
Psychology
Lakeland, Florida
Kaitlin Gabbert
Special education
Crystal Lake, Illinois
page 28 I I nter lachen 2008
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MifaLiis H\janeo\Js
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Jaclun DecHeff
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In Progress at FSC
FSC has, and will soon see many great additions to its developing
campus. One of the main additions this year is the Frank Lloyd Wright
Water Dome, which was activated in a ceremony on October 25, 2007,
as a part of the restoration of the Frank Lloyd Wright campus. Hundreds
of people gathered around the dome, located in front of the Roux
Library, as they counted down the seconds to the blasting of the water.
It was a long time dream from Wright, who, due to lack of technology,
never got the opportunity to see his creation come to life.
The Badcock garden dedicated by the Badcock family has been a
wonderful new addition to our campus as students get to walk past it
everyday on their way to class. Also the renovation of our cafeteria,
where most of the students spend their time, donated by Wynee Warden
as it became Wynee's Bistro. Plans for the Dr. Marcene H. and Robert E.
Christoverson Humanities Building are also underway. This building
will feature new classrooms, as well as a film studies center and
will be the new home of the English, theatre and modern language
departments.
Furthermore, the Joe K. and Alberta Blanton Nursing Building will follow
soon with a new donation from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida.
This new addition will be located on the corner of Johnson Avenue and
East Park Street, and will provide students a great foundation for their
future nursing careers with up-to-date technology in the classrooms that
will enable a hands-on-learning environment. The FSC community is
very appreciative of the additions to the campus that are made possible
by generous and dedicated donors.
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ITed by seniors Brian
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Rainone, the FSC baseball
team is looking to win
school's tenth NCAA
National Championship.
The 2008 baseball team
was loaded with potential
as they had seven returning
seniors, experienced lineup
and a solid pitching rotation
that looked to improve on
their successful 44-16 record
from last year. Under the
guidance of head coach Pete
Meyer, the Mocs have the
possibility of making the
2008 season their best yet.
photos by Wayne Koehler
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Front: Wade Kirkland, A.J. Szatkowski, Jorsan Guida, Spenser Theisen, Colin Kaline, Adam Miller,
Ron Bracchi, Ryan Lehmkuhl. Row 2: Zach Maggard, Robbie Shields, Billy Potucek, Will Cherry,
Arden McWilliams, Jeremiah Oyer, Patrick Szcerba, Brad Davidson, Chris Maula, Eddie Sipple.
Row 3: Assistant Coach Mike Metcalf, Assistant Coach Stephen Piercefield, Assistant Coach Scott
Bikiwski, Tristan Rainone, Trae Gore, David, Golliner, Daniel Tillman, Brian Schultz, Assistant Coach
Jim Tyrrell, Head Coach Pete Meyer. Back: Andrew Grutka, Stephen Batman, Ken Wadesworth,
Jeremy Thorne, Adam Baust, Randy Cseh, Ryan Koch, Sam Glynn, Max Russel.
photo by Andy Meng
Opponent
Delta state
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Score
Outcome
15-4
Win
15-6
Loss
9-7
Loss
11-6
Loss
9-0
Win
17-11
Win
7-5
Win
12-3
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8-7
Win
7-6
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6-3
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Men's Basketball
ITed by junior Rob
r ^ Eldridae and mentored
by head coach Line Darner,
the FSC men's basketball
team had the whole campus
rattled with their exciting
playing this season. With
a tough season last year,
this year's team has worked
hard to tie the greatest
one-year turnaround in the
school's league history. With
a great backcourt play of
Rion Rayfield and Brandon
Jenkins, the Mocs made it
to their first Sunshine State
Conference Tournament
championships since 2003.
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Front: Carlton Morrick, Zach Smith, Will Graham,
Head Coach Line Darner, Andrei Grant, Cameron Wooten, Alvin Bradley
Back: Asst. Coach Tae Norwood, Rion Rayfield, Jordan Williams, John Miller, Braxton Williams,
Rob Eldridge, Brandon Jenkins, Terry Jenkins, Eric Fernandez, Asst. Coach Black Williams,
Asst. Coach Mike Mazur
Opponent
Score
Outcome
Saint Leo
64-61
Win
Florida Tech
85-68
Win
Eckerd
87-83
Loss
Barry
66-65
Win
Lynn
94-82
Win
Nova Southeastern
60-57
Win
Palm Beach Atlantic
75-51
Loss
Rollins
76-63
Win
Tampa
72-69
Loss
Florida Tech
58-48
Win
Saint Leo
63-62
Win
Barry
54-51
Win
Eckerd
86-76
Win
Lynn
88-75
Win
St. Joseph's (IN)
62-50
Win
Palm Beach Atlantic
67-61
Win
BYU- Hawaii
70-48
Loss
Hawaii Pacific
93-56
Win
Valdosta State
79-55
Win
Florida Memorial
92-79
Loss
Nova Southeastern
90-85
Loss
Puerto Rico- Mayaguez
76-71
Win
Flagler
Ashland
100-51
Win
74-52
Win
Puerto Rico- Bayamon
77-68
Win
Augusta State
74-52
Loss
Henderson State
77-68
Win
Note: Posted on February 2008
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Women's Basketball
n ed by freshmen phenom
r ^ Chelsea Johnson and
junior Emer Foley, the Lady
Mocs basketball team had
their best season since 2004-
05. The team success is
due to the great coaching
of Jarrod Olson who has
inspired the ladies to have a
tremendous turn around from
the previous season. This
year's team is poised to take
the Lady Mocs basketball
team to a higher level.
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Many Caldwell, Kristi Hopper, Alii Fogle, Nikki King, Head Coach Jc
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Opponent
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Florida Tech
64-61
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87-83
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66-65
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Lynn
94-82
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Nova Southeastern
60-57
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75-51
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Rollins
76-63
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58-48
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Saint Leo
63-62
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Wheeling Jesuit
62-50
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67-61
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Georgia Southeastern
70-48
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Palm Beach Atlantic
93-56
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Flagler
79-55
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Nova Southeastern
92-79
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90-85
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UPR- Bayamon
76-71
Loss
UPR- Rio Piedras
100-51
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West Georgia
74-52
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77-68
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Cheerleading
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ladies of the cheerleading
squad were always there
to cheer the teams on
whether the ball was in the
hands of the defense or the
offense. They rooted for our
players and showed school
spirit for the Moccasins.
Go, Fight and Win!
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nter lachen 2008
Interlachen 2008 I page 53
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regional championship. This
year, they made their way
to nationals in Missouri.
The team, led by graduate
student Luke Beevor, placed
twenty-fourth at the race and
was declared twenty-fifth in
the nation for NCAA II.
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Marcus Duffy, Brandon Lewis, Daniel Dunn
Back: Drew Martucci, Charlie Fanning, Tyler Baldwin,
Luke Beevor, Ben Martucci, William Koeppel
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Florida State Invitatior
Greater Louisville Class
Disney Classic
Sunshine State Conference
NCAA Div. II South Regional
NCAA Div. II National
Florida State Invitational
Greater Louisville Classic
Disney Classic
. State Conference
Outcome
8 th of 8
26 th of 36
25 th of 41
1 st of 6
1 st of 19
21 st of 24
8 th of 8
26 th of 36
25 th of 41
1 st of 6
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Women's X-Country
n ady Moccasins Cross
L_DCountry had a strong
season as they placed second
in the first meet of the year.
Led by sophomore Carolyne
Kwambai and freshman
Kelsey Dunn, they also placed
second in the SSC meet held
at Saint Leo. They have not
placed less than second in the
past 12 years. The season
ended with a trip to nationals
when Kwambai participated
in the NCAA Division II
national championship.
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photo by Andy Meng
Outcome
2 nd of 14
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22" d of28
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2" d of 6
4 th of 23
2" d of 14
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Men's Golf
r ed by sophmore All
LjAmerican Matt Stauch,
the FSC men's golf team
hoped to have another
successful season. With a
young but experienced line
up, the men were eager for a
chance at the school's twelfth
national championship
and seventh individual.
Furthermore, all ready a
member of GCAA Hall of
Fame, coach Doug Gorden
sought his fifth NCAA
Division II with the Mocs.
photos by Wayne Koehler
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Kyle Scott, Jude Eustaquio, Lee White, Cameron Peterson
photo by Andy Meng
Opponent Placed
Invitational
Coca- Cola Classic
Nova Southeastern Invitational
ins Invitational
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ITed by team MVP and
r ^ All American Heather
Burgner, the Lady Mocs golf
team sought to continue on
their success from last season
and win their second straight
national championship. With
all five starters returning
from last year and four
of them selected as All
Americans, the Lady Mocs
were favored to come on top
this year again and claim
the school's fifth national
championship in eight years.
photos by Wayne Koehler
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Lindsey Bergeon, Marianne Anderssin, Assistant Coach Norm Benn, Stephanie Shaw Back: Sheri
Ritter, Connie Reed, Kim Ulander, Heather Burgner
photo by Andy Meng
Opponent
Placed
Lady Falcon Invitational
Grand Canyon Invitational
Nova Southeastern Invitational
Saint Leo Invitational
Stetson Invitational
Tusculum Intercollegiate
1 8 th of 13
1 st of 16
4 th of 18
1 st of 9
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Dandenell and Garrett Gaa,
the Moccasins fought hard
every game and never gave
up on their season. The
2007-2008 Florida Southern
men's soccer team finished
with an overall record 5-9-
1. The 2008-2009 season
looks promising as the FSC
soccer team is looking for
one of their best years ever
with ten returning seniors.
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Matt Holzinger, Patrik Dandanell, Joe McGuire,
Matt Dean, Philippe Moreira, Albert Behzadi,
Dennie Townsend Second: Athletic Trainer Brian
Simerville, Assistant coach Phill Murray, Blake
Pledger, Maoz Itshakov, Paul DiPalma, Shari
Clarke, Johan Jonsson, Daniel Pulse, Ben Pinkham,
Brian Emery Head Coach Hugh Seyfarth Back:
Eoghan Conlon, Sebastian Haupt, Kevin Edwards,
Zach Hofstetter, Kevin Olmstead, Emil Kumlin, Givi
Kokaia, Garrett Gaa, Ryan Wolfe
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Score
Outcome
Flagler
2-2
Tie
Palm Beach Atlantic
3-1
Loss
St. Leo
5-4
Loss
Tampa
3-2
Loss
Rollins
3-2
Loss
Barry
3-4
Win
Nova Southeastern
2-1
Loss
Florida Tech
3-1
Loss
Eckerd
0-1
Win
Lynn
9-0
Loss
West Florida
3-1
Loss
Thomas (GA)
3-1
Win
Montevallo
3-0
Loss
Alabama- Huntsville
1-0
Win
3-2
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Women's Soccer
ITed by senior Amy
r ^ Clampitt-Holsenbeck and
junior Linda Hoglund, the
Lady Mocs Soccer team had
an overall record of 12-7-1,
which was their best record
in the team's ten year history.
The Lady Mocs doubled
their winning total from the
previous year and have also
broken records including
goals scored (46), fewest
shots allowed per game
(9.6), and shutouts (7). With
a successful season this year,
the Lady Mocs are poised
for another great season
next year and are hungry
for some post season wins.
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Meghan Kelly, Stephanie Purdy, Lacey Chimienti,
Anna Ott, Halie Clark, Linda Hoglund Second
Row: Student Trainer Shannon Scarbeau, Athletic
Trainer Brian Simerville, Caitlin Rauckhorst,
Sammie Winokur, Liz Gorman, Sarah Furr,
Amy Clampitt-Holsenbeck, Ashlie Haas, Jackie
Bachteler, Head Coach Ben Stawbridge, Therese
Dahlskold Back Row: Stephanie Putz, Princess
Haley, Judie Kent, Christina Crooks, Linda
Dahlskold, Erin Hopkins
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0-0
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4-0
Win
4-0
Win
2-1
Loss
2-1
Loss
3-1
Win
1-0
Win
2-1
Loss
3-1
Loss
2-1
Win
5-0
Win
3-2
Loss
4-1
Win
2-1
Loss
6-0
Win
4-3
Win
2-0
Win
3-2
Win
2-1
Win
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Softball
U i-l he Lady Mocs Softball
r 1 team returned for
another great season to
follow up on the success
of the 2006-07 season.
The team welcomed seven
freshmen, including breakout
player, catcher Tori Mosley.
With the new reinforcement,
the team finished well.
photos by Wyane Koehler
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Middle Row: Sharon Elliott, Heidi Grondahl, Dani Blake, Angela Williams, Sara Lovestrand, Natalie Lang,
Ashlinn Rodgers. Back Row: Assistant Coach Al Bellotto, Student Trainer Rachel Blackburn, Head Coach Chris
Bellotto, Morgan Brown, Lindsey Powell, Heidi Schumacher, Elli Howell, Brittany Minton, Amanda Kaiser,
Assitant Coach Jeff Lang, Atheltic Trainer Brian Simerville, Sports Information Director Time Carpenter
photo by Andy Meng
Opponent
Salem International
Salem International
Palm Beach Atlantic
Palm Beach Atlantic
Webber International
Webber International
Arkansas- Monticello
Arkansas- Monticello
Score
Outcome
19-0
Win
6-0
Win
3-2
Loss
1-0
Win
6-0
Win
2-0
Win
8-0
Win
3-0
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Men's Swimming
n ed by senior team MVP
L^Craig Hildenberg, the
FSC men's swim team tried to
out swim the competition with
youth this year. Even though
the team had only two
seniors, three freshmen with
a great deal of high school
experience joined the team.
Two starting sophomores
from last year's squad
returned to round out the
team. The team was ready
to bounce back from a tough
season last year and get
back on the winning track.
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Front: Sean McLean, Craig Hilgenberg,
Joe Citro, Mike Mansfield, Jay Pelham,
John Marotte. Back: Nick Coso, Matt Love,
Aaron Ostroff, Bryan Peterson, Seamus
Burke, Doug Mullins.
photo by Andy Meng
Opponent
Score
Outcome
Tampa
113-195
Loss
Svannah College of Art &
23-72
Loss
Saint Leo
27-68
Loss
Sunshine Relays
4th
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Rollins
60-180
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Indiana (PA)
50-149
Loss
Saint Leo
75-96
Loss
Florida A&M
72-105
Loss
Rollins
48-138
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Sunshine State Invitational
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Women's Swimming
ITed by Team MVP junior
r ^ Caroline Kennon and
senior Kristen Caputo,
the Lady Mocs swim team
continued to improve after
their successful 2006-07
season. The ladies saw
many wins this season
as they swam against
some of the best NCAA
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Front: Caroline Kennon, Kara Schulkers, Kelsey Duncan, Kristin Caputo.
Back: Casey Renner, Emily Quatromoni, Amanda Cokee, Kaitlin Smith,
photo by Andy Meng
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Svannah College of Art &
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Saint Leo
52-43
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Sunshine Relays
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Rollins
145.5-92.5
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Indiana (PA)
54-132
Loss
Saint Leo
81-108
Loss
Florida A&M
121-32
Win
Rollins
66-129
Loss
Sunshine State Invitational
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Men's Tennis
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Michael Knoedler, Alex
Thesliff and Justin Leflamme,
the men's tennis team was
in a good position to go
all the way this year. Aside
from three seniors, all of
last season's starting lineup
returned. With the guidance
of new coach Trey Heath
and experienced line-up, the
men's tennis team was ready
to break some records.
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Justin LaFlamme, Alex Thesleff, Roman Schirmaler, Guenther Fercher, Brian deMontfort , Ben Taylor
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Michigan Tech
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Women's Tennis
@oached by Trish Riddell,
the Lady Moc's Tennis
team was led by All-
America sophomore Senka
Softie and ITA Academic
sophomore Erin Conroy.
New additions in the spring
semester were freshmen
Veronika Kovacikova, Mona
Sendesni and Karolina
Stochlova. With the new
ladies part of the program,
the Lady Moc's looked to
continue on their success
from last year, as they went
21-5 and finished tied for
fifth at the NCAA Division
II Championship, which
matches their best previous
NCAA finish in 1991.
photo by Sanjin Kunovoc
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Amanda Maxey, Nora Baertschi
photo by Andy Meng Opponent
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Volleyball
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f ^ Division II Ail-Americans,
senior Beverly Stasis and
junior Ashley Martin, the
Mocs completed the season
with an overall record
of 26-9 and went to the
NCAA South Regional
championship match for the
first time since 1999. With
the return of four seniors
next year, the Lady Mocs
are excited as the possibility
of their best season ever
is on the verge of realty.
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Daryl Baby, Kelsey Combes, Elise Burke, Anna Greenwood,
Courtney Johnson. Back: Head Coach Jill Stephens, Asst.
Coach Chuck Waddington, Ashley Martin, Beverly Stasis,
Jennifer King, Danielle Higginbotham, Danielle Durham,
Athletic Trainer Lindsey Williams
photo by Andy Meng
Opponent
ova Southeastern
St. Leo
Rollins
Nova Southeastern
Barry
Lynn
Tampa
Eckerd
Florida Tech
North Alabama
Montevallo
St. Leo
Rollins
Florida Tech
Barry
Nova Southeastern
Lynn
St. Leo
Tampa
Eckerd
Northwest Missouri
Truman
Washburn
Flagler
West Florida
North Alabama
Alabama-Huntsville
Pittsburg State
Lees-McRae
Nebraska-Omaha
Abilene Christian
Findlay
Hillsdale
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1-3
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2-3
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0-3
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3-2
Loss
0-3
Win
3-1
Loss
2-3
Win
1-3
Win
2-3
Win
0-3
Win
0-3
Win
1-3
Win
0-3
Win
0-3
Win
0-3
Win
3-1
Loss
3-0
Loss
0-3
Win
3-1
Loss
0-3
Win
0-3
Win
3-2
Loss
3-1
Loss
0-3
Win
2-3
Win
0-3
Win
0-3
Win
1-3
Win
0-3
Win
3-1
Loss
0-3
Win
1-3
Win
0-3
Win
0-3
Win
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The art and art history department
offers students the chance to
develop their artistic talents.
The art department has a variety
of classes, like painting, figure
drawing, graphic design, and
ceramics in up-to-date studios.
The art and art history department
holds many events at their Melvin
Art Gallery that feature not only
current students works, but also
other professionals.
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inning
The athletic training department at
Florida Southern College commits
to preparing students to become
certified athletic trainers. The staff
focuses on teaching the necessary
skills for certification by providing
hands-on learning activities. By the
time the students have completed all
of their coursework in the athletic
training department, they are more
than ready to take the Board of
Certification Examination.
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The biology department at Florida
Southern College helps students gain
the necessary foundations in natural
science for future careers, such as
the field of medicine. The faculty of
the biology department offer research
opportunities to their students to
help expand their knowledge and
understanding in the field of biology.
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nter lachen 2008
usiness
conomics
The business and economics division
has the largest number of majors
at Florida Southern College. This
academic division offers courses in
business administration, accounting,
and economics, all which have
specialized majors. The business
and economics division has
professional organizations and
honorary societies to enhance the
student experience. This division
offers students the chance to
succeed after college through
internships that match their
personal career goals.
I nter lachen 2008
page
The chemistry and physics department
offers students the chance to further
their knowledge of basic concepts
of chemistry and physics through
extensive labs and research. These
programs are designed to help
students pursue career goals in not
only chemistry and physics, but also in > r
fields like medicine, aerospace,
and engineering.
fitting: Carmen Gauthier, Michelle Leslie
Iner, Thomas Byrd, Mossayeb Jamshid,
page 84
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orriculrure bcience
The horticultural science programs
prepare students for exciting careers,
with an excellent job market in Florida
and elsewhere. The program offers
four majors: landscape horticulture
(with concentrations in nursery
production or landscape design), citrus,
recreational turfgrass management
and horticultural science. Students are
well-prepared to go into their careers
directly, or to go on to graduate school.
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Interlachen 2008 I page 85
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Students completing a degree in sociology
will have knowledge of the basic concepts,
theories, methods, and research in the field,
and sociological perspectives on social
structure, social processes, social institutions,
the relationship between the individual and
society as they relate to social issues and
problems on the local, national, and global
levels. The sociology program prepares its
graduates for a wide diversity of careers.
Program alumni are employed in business,
law, teaching from the pre-school level through
college, social work, counseling, social
research, criminal justice, public administration,
libraries, the ministry and many more.
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page 86
nter lachen 2008
ommunicQtion
Communication is the gathering and understanding of information through a
common language. The communication department is dedicated to teaching
that common language to the students at FSC. Communication students have
a variety of concentration fields to choose from including public relations,
advertising, print journalism and broadcast journalism. The professors in
the communication department come from a wide variety of fields and
backgrounds to enhance and reinforce the knowledge that the students
receive. In the summer before the 2007-2008 school year the William
F. Chatlos communication building underwent renovations to further
accommodate the students and faculty. A bigger student lounge was created
with new tile floors and comfy new furniture. Updates were also made to
classrooms, desks and other equipment. The department featured many school
events including the Child of the Sun Invitational Forensics tournament and the
annual communication banquet. The communication department is the home
of The Southern newspaper, Florida Public Relations Association, NSAC/
Advertising Federation, the FSC National Broadcast Society, the FSC Forensics
Society and the Interlachen, the school yearbook.
Sitting: Victoria Wuertz, William Gregory, David Snodgras
i: Beth Bradford, Chris Fenner, Mike Trice, Bob Drake, Desi
I nter lachen 2008 I page 87
The education department at
Florida Southern College helps
develop students into passionate
teachers. Through extensive
coursework and internships with
local schools, the education majors
at Florida Southern College have an
opportunity to excel on the Board
Certification Exams.
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page 88
nter lachen 2008
The English department helps students
gain and develop the necessary
critical and analytical thinking and
writing skills that will help them
succeed not only in everything they
currently read and write, but also
in their future careers. Along with
rigorous coursework, the English
department also offers students the
chance to participate in organizations
with other students in their major, like
Cantilevers (literary magazine) and
the Mechanicals (humanities club).
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Back Row: John Crow, Keith Huneycutt, Peter Shreffler, Claudia Slate
I nter lachen 2008 I page 89
cience
The history and political science department is designed
to give students the opportunity to connect what has
happened in history and politics in the past with current
critical events taking place now. Through internships, a
student from this department will gain experience for future
careers in fields such as teaching, state and government
positions, or even law.
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lemarics
The mathematics and computer science programs are
intended to provide students with the computer science
and mathematics foundations to enable further study
or application in our highly technical society. Students
graduating with a major in mathematics will demonstrate the
understanding of the theoretical basis for proofs, problem
solving and analytical problem solving in mathematics.
Students graduating with a major in computer science
or mathematics will understand the theoretical basis for
computer programming, data structures, and software design
and development as well as the mathematics skills previously
mentioned. Graduates will have a broad foundation in
mathematics and computer science sufficient to prepare them
for graduate school or for employment in fields related to
mathematics and/or computer science.
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\llen Wuertz, Daniel Jelsovsky, and Shawn Hedman
I nter lachen 2008
page
The modern language department at
Florida Southern College offers three
languages of study: Spanish, French
and German. Through studies in these
languages, students gain an advantage
in the workplace because they have a
strong understanding of the culture and
language of other countries that they
may come in contact within their field
of work.
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The music department attempts
to enrich talented student
musician's understanding of
theory and performance to help
them succeed in the industry
through rigorous coursework,
solo recitals, ensembles, and
an overall exposure to different
styles and techniques of music.
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ink, Jo Jossim, Arthur Pi
I nter lachen 2008 I page 93
A new nursing program opened in 2007 to
prepare registered nurses at FSC. At the same
time the department celebrated the 30th
anniversary of their RN-to-BSN completion
program that is offered as part of the Evening
Program with special alumni events in March
and October. The Nursing Honor Society
initiated the first members at the beginning
of the year, hosted three research seminars,
and continued progress toward recognition
as a chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International
nursing honor society.
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page 94
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The physical education
departments focus is on
building knowledgeable
instructors in the field of
physical education. Through
traditional coursework and
different physical activities,
students from this major
gain strong backgrounds in
physical education that can
lead them to careers in the
fields of teaching, coaching,
and even health care fields.
I nter lachen 2008 I page 95
The psychology department offers students
interested in the field of psychology
great hands-on experience and research
opportunities. This department carefully
matches their students to internships that
closely related to the students ultimate
career goals. This department also helps
students interested in psychology gain
professional skills in the field through their
honor society, Psi Chi.
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The religion program at Florida Southern College
challenges students to develop a critical understanding
and an appreciation of the histories, concepts, and
traditions of the Judeo-Christian faith and of other major
world religions. Students who major in Religion are well
prepared for the challenges of graduate school and are
readily accepted into graduate programs throughout
the country. The Religion Program sponsors two annual
campus-wide events: The Willis Lecture in Religion, and
the Biblical & Theological Symposium. Members of
the Religion Honorary, Theta Chi Beta, meet regularly
throughout the year for discussion and conversation
among students and the Faculty of Religion. The
Religion Faculty also contributes to the Florida Center
for Science & Religion meetings, lectures and events.
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The Florida Southern College Army
Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC)
Moccasin Battalion, under the leadership
of Lieutenant Colonel Michael Haydak
is designed to train college students in
basic military and leadership skills and
prepare them to accept a commission
as an Officer in the United States Army,
Army Reserve, or Army National Guard.
There are currently over 90 cadets in the
program and they are making great strides
in helping us maintain, as well as improve
upon many key areas within the Battalion.
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The theatre department puts
on four shows every year
including one musical. The
program offers students the
chance to study through
hands-on experience behind
the scenes and on the
stage. Students are able
work on all aspects of the
productions, from acting to
designing sets, lights, sound,
costumes and props to stage
managing and running crew.
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{-^•Af lorida Southern's campus has endured a hard year with the loss of two beloved students and
f^_^X a recent alumna. On a campus as small as ours, losing three people who were near to the
hearts of many can have a huge affect.
September brought the campus news of the death of a 2005 graduate, Biljana Cokovik
due to injuries from a car accident. The loss was tough for many of FSC's seniors, members of
the swim team and other friends, including faculty and staff members. The international student
was involved in campus in many ways and was known among both the students and professors as
being a dedicated and fun-loving person. She was honored with a well-attended memorial service
at the pool, one of her second homes
here on campus.
As we all returned to start our second semester of this year, we heard the devastating
news that twins Meghan and Melissa Kelly had been in a car crash on their way to Southern.
The campus was instantly filled with feelings of grief at the news that Meghan had died at the
scene and Melissa was in intensive care.
This time, another sports team was wracked with pain — the soccer team. For the soccer
team, this was the second death of a member that they have had in less than three years and this
news was almost too much to bear. They stuck together, however and were there for the Kelly
family and Melissa as she recovered.
A service was held to honor the life of Meghan on the soccer field once Melissa was
well enough to attend and many students gathered on the field on a beautiful night in February.
Less than three weeks after the news of Meghan, the campus was hit with yet another
loss. Michael Szwed passed away due to an injury to his spleen on the night of Men's Rush
Bid Day. Mike, a member of Sigma Chi fraternity was loved and is dearly missed by many.
The administration, bewildered themselves, asked students to gather the following day
in the Chapel to talk about what it meant for our campus to lose two students in such a short
amount of time. Florida Southern students were in complete shock of the news and our campus
had a hard time coping with the third death of the year — second in less than 20 days.
Again, the students really came together at this point — clinging to each other for support
and did their best to be strong. It has been an extremely tough year, knowing that so many
students have never dealt with a death in their lives and to lose a loved one, a friend or even just
a fellow student acquaintance can be devastating. I have been more than honored to call myself
a Moc this year, seeing the way that the campus has became a whole support system for each
other and knowing that the students who left us will never be forgotten because they were so
loved. It has never been more obvious than now that only the good die young. Bijlana Cokovik,
Meghan Kelly and Michael Szwed — forever in the hearts of Florida Southern and always, always
remembered.
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The new freshmen of the
graduating class of 2011
began their orientation
week on August 18, 2007.
New students and their
parents began to check in at 9 o'clock
on Saturday morning. Most days were packed with family
welcoming, lunches for families and guests, and times to meet
with advisors. During the night, activities included a Mix and
Mingle event and a Kick-Off pep rally. Also, freshmen in Play-
Fair, in which enabled students to participate in ice breakers
to get to know some other freshmen students before heading
to bed. On Sunday, many woke up bright and early to go to
Mass or Church with their families. Others slept in until lunch,
before meeting up with their parents. Nights were jam-packc
with EXL get-togethers, book discussions and small group
activities, until classes finally began on late August.
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This year Blast Off took place
in the Wellness Center gym with
red and white balloons lining
the ceiling. The event welcomed
incoming freshmen and returning
upperclassmen back to campus
for another year. It was a chance
for students as well as faculty
to get to know each other and
have a good time before the
fall semester began. There were
games, activities and an array of
food for students to enjoy.
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2007, students
attended their first
convocation of
the semester, and
there was no class.
Students listened
to Tom Morris, the
author of "If Harry Potter Ran General Electric," which
was the freshmen common reading assignment. Also,
students got the chance to celebrate with the women's
golf team as they were awarded their championship
rings during convocation. Afterwards, students had
the opportunity to spend the day helping others at
the Volunteer Fair, where they could participate
in hands-on activities, or sign up to volunteer with
organizations in the Lakeland community.
*At "Dessert with the Dean," Matt Thompson,
dean of student development, treated students to
several dessert nights on campus during the fall
1 semester. Each dessert night, students got the
opportunity to ask questions and socialize, all
while enjoying desserts prepared by Thompson's
wife, Jennifer.
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^Comedian Alonzo Bodden performed at the Bandshell
for Florida Southern on November 17, 2007.
► Illusionist and magician Mike Super generated both
excitement and amazement during his October 12
performance at Florida Southern College's Branscomb
Auditorium ACE event. Students were handpicked
out of the audience to participate in Mike Super's
various "tricks." These tricks included a crowd
stunning levitation of a Florida Southern College
student, a Voodoo Magic trick, and a crowd game
of Clue trick. A few lucky audience members that
assisted him on stage were able to take home part
of Mike Super's act; one student was able to keep
the "trick" rope, and another student got a page out
of Mike Super's magic notepad from the card trick.
Overall, the crowd was truly amazed at Mike Super's
illusion and magic show.
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Friday, October 5, 2007 marked the
first day of "Family Weekend." The
weekend began with the annual Shrimp
Boil followed by dessert and an exciting
game of "Family Feud." On Saturday,
students and their families attended topic
sessions, the Frank Lloyd Wright tour
and the Planetarium show. Afterwards,
families enjoyed a picnic lunch, and
visited their children's residence halls.
Written by Heather Cupp
Before basketball season
takes off, it has become
a tradition at FSC to host
Midnight Madness at the
Jenkins Gym and invite
all of NCAA II athletes
that represent our school
at meets and games all
around the region. A pep
rally where Mocsie makes
sure the say hi to every
attendee and red t-shirts
are thrown all over the
court it is the perfect time
for the Moccasin students
to show their school spirit
and pride in our athletic
teams. Not one student
leaves without a souvenir.
The cheerleaders and
dance group on campus
perform and students rock
out with their moc out.
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by Kerri Stinson
October 77, 2007,
students were
treated to the
"Get Toasted"
event sponsored
by Residence Life. Students
were served French toast by FSC faculty and staff
members at Wynee's Bistro as a late night treat.
Students also had the chance to show off their
karaoke skills, as the back portion of Wynee's
Bistro was transformed in to a "stage" for all those
eager to show off their singing talents.
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November 16, 2007. There were
various categories from which students
could choose to compete. Winners of
the night were freshman Robert Tucker and
senior Eina Dorado for the duet category with
"Backlight Drums." Freshman Andrew Boss won
the solo performance with "Twinkle," and the
Hollis band with only freshman Brain Sutherland,
Nick Hoffman and Jon Motta won the
band category.
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This year's annual Christmas tree
lighting ceremony was located on Lake
Hollingsworth Drive, and featured Dr.
Kerr reading a Bible story about Jesus'
birth. Students had the option to take
a photo with Santa and friends, or
decorate a giant red stocking. Classic
holiday tunes, hot chocolate and
cookies set the atmosphere
for the night.
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Olympics" took place
in the Greek Quad on
November 7, 2007.
The function featured several events in
which fraternities and sororities competed
for points. For example, one event was
the chariot race where each fraternity
and sorority competed with a chariot
they had created. The fall marketing
management class and Michael Holley
Chevrolet also sponsored a puzzle-
piece scavenger hunt. Sororities and
fraternities had to search Chevy
Cobalts and Aveos to locate puzzle
pieces in order to build a puzzle to
earn points toward their score.
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their annual "Buck-Off" fundraiser on
November 9, 2007. Catered by Sonny's
BBQ / the event featured a mechanical-bull-
riding contest that benefited the Florida
Sheriff's Youth Villa in Bartow. In addition,
there was a drink table provided by the
fall semester marketing management class,
and a Michael Holley Chevrolet table as
well. Furthermore, Country music from 97.5
WPCV set the atmosphere for the night.
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Council hosted this year's "Rush Week"
for all seven Florida Southern College
fraternities. IFC then hosted "Bid Day" Sept.
26, in which prospective Greeks arrived at
10 o' clock in morning at the Bandshell to
see if they had received any bids from the
fraternities. Students had to sign a contract
first to report if they experienced hazing
violations during the rush week process.
Afterwards, two representatives from each
fraternity waited down a hill in the Greek
quad, and those who obtained bids ran
down the hill towards the fraternity of their
choice. IFC president Bill Mueller said, "It
was a lighter rush than expected because
each house did not get that many members.
[However], they got solid members for the
Greek community." That's what counts,
quality not quantity," added Mueller.
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Alpha Gamma Rho
Alpha Gamma Rho is a social-
professional fraternity that is open to
all men pursing an undergraduate or
post-graduate degree in the food, life
sciences, natural resources, forestry
orrelated agricultural fields. The
purpose of AGR is to make better
men, and through them a broader
and better agriculture. The AGR
local philanthropy is Florida Sheriffs
Youth Villa, located in Bartow. Every
year, the fraternity hosts their annual
mechanical-bull riding contest in
order to raise funds for the charity.
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Jordan, Kris Edwards, Justin Purdy, David Dill, Andy Kippley, Tim Hurner.
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Kappa Alpha
Kappa Alpha Order is a
diverse band of brothers
that strive to be a leader
among fraternities nation
wide. KA is positioned to
meet the challenges of an
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Front Row: AJ Allen, Garrett Hull, Shawn Judson, Elvis Pena, Justin Crouch
Rogello Perez, Ashley Mintern, Jay Cerina, Dan Trageser. Back Row: Chri<
Torres, Cody Kennedy, Brandon Venckus, Bill Mueller, Alex Berzins, Jeff Jensen,
Corey Philip, Rich Blanchard, Charlie Cai, Brandon Dougherty.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Lambda Chi Alpha strive to be
better men, through social fulfillment
and spiritual advancement, all while
pursuing excellence in academics,
community service, and athletics. Their
national philanthropy is the North
American Food Drive and their local
philanthropy is the Boys & Girls Club
of Lakeland and Mulberry. For the
2007-08 school year, the fraternity
will host events such as, Miss Greek,
Southern Night Live, Lambda-Palooza
week, Toga Party, Pajama Jam and
Watermelon Bust.
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Evan Pearce, Kipp Roll. Third Row: Jermey Arnold, Matt Dodge, Jake Bennett, Mike Mackowski,
Chris Castellanet Williams, Calum McLellan, Steve Buckley. Back Row: Dan Rindt, Ian Eisnaugle,
Pat Voldness, Chris Clarry, Josh Sweeny, Jeri Dross, Bryant Manning, Chris Corbin.
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Sigma Chi
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Sigma Chi fraternity was founded
in 1855 and the Epsilon Sigma
Chapter was established at FSC
in 1959. Since then, the fraternity
is best known on campus for
hosting the annual Derby Days
events. These events feature the
sororities competing against one
another, with all proceeds going
to SC's national philanthropy
Children's Miracle Network. SC
is also known for hosting the
Biker Bash event each year.
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Theta Chi strives to conduct
themselves as gentlemen at all
times, and as leaders on the FSC
campus and in the local community.
TC is dedicated to the betterment
of the campus through involvement
in campus organizations. The
fraternity's national philanthropy
is Camp Fire USA. However, TC
will host a benefit concert for local
philanthropy Peace River Rape
Recovery Center for this school year.
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Supple, Justin Laferriere. Missing: Paul Copenhagen, Jon Gaylord, Dane Supple.
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INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL
We the men of the Florida Southern College Interfraternity Council
will strive to establish an atmosphere of fairness, equality and
Greek Unity while promoting scholastic and
philanthropic efforts among all member fraternities.
We shall also serve and support the Lakeland community as
it relates to Florida Southern College and its supportive
administration, faculty, alumni and present active body.
To all this, we ordain and establish this constitution for the
Florida Southern College Interfraternity Council.
The purpose of IFC shall be to develop and maintain fraternity life and
interfraternity relations at a high level of accomplishment; to promote a
harmonious and unified spirit among male, social fraternities and fraternity men;
to promote the interests and welfare of the fraternal system; to act in accordance
with such policies as developed by IFC. Events we host are Fall and Spring
recruitment, multiple bbqs as well as philanthropic events, and our favorite week
called Greek Week where all the fraternities and sororities do battle.
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each of the new Greek will remember
for the next four years of their college
career. Once again the Greek
community met to welcome to the
newest members of FSC's sororities".
We had a lot of great girls with tons of
personality that became new additions
to sorority life/' Senior Ashley Gero
and a ZTA member said, "We are very
excited and looking forward to a great
year!" After the ladies ran into the
Greek Quad the new families continued
the celebration.
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Alpha Chi Omega is a national
organization that enriches the lives
of their members through lifetime
opportunities for friendship, leadership,
learning and service. ACO supports
national philanthropies, Alpha Chi
Omega Foundation and MacDowell
Colony; their local charity is The
Peace River Center. There two major
philanthropy events hosted at the FSC
campus every year are The Luminary
Project in the fall, and Omega Odd
Couple in the spring.
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Gallagher, Ashley Lee, Allison Allegood, Kat Schmitt, Michell Hall, Mallory Mumbauer,
Heather Schlomann, Camaran Cella, Christine Drake, Kelly Collns, Jenna Rice, Stacy Fulford,
Brittany Waldrip, Jill Stele. Back Row: Lisa Blitz, Delaney Gatton, Bonny Thai, Sara McAlpin,
Megan Jones, Jaimee-Lynn Plechota, Jenn Bauers, Nikki Fanelli, Lacey Chimenti, Courtney
Vaughn, Katie Carson, Nicole Hayes, Chasity Hammit, Scotti Mussachito, Ashley Burke.
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Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Delta Pi strives to enrich the lives of its
members to help woman attain high scholarship,
leadership, service to others, strong character,
and a love for one another. Some of the events
that Alpha Delta Pi has planned for the 2007-
2008 school year include: a Super Smooth BBQ
to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House,
mixers with other sororities and fraternities,
visits to the Ronald McDonald house to cook
dinner for the residents, and formal events.
Alpha Delta Pi supports other organization's
efforts to raise money and awareness of various
non-profit groups. Within our chapter we focus
on academics, awareness of safety and health
issues, and sisterhood bonding.
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Bullerdick, Sarah House, Mandy Kroll, Jessica Barnes, Perry Oakley, LeeAnne Rollen. Second Row: Sierra
Stayer, Jessica Smith, Tammy Gebo- Seaman, Lisa Moreland, Chelsea Demming, Bethany Henderson,
Kelly Brennan, Kristen Muir, Holly Lewis, Jenna Norman. Third Row: Taylor Bodwell, Ruth Shawalter,
Courtney St. Jean, Kim Beals, Mary Rose Heston, Brittany Crensnow, Monica Dean, Kiley Eastman.
Fourth Row: Leona mynes, Mallory Moare, Nikki Johnson, Kelly Turner, Nicole Rhoades, Ally Strazzula,
Sydney Locke, Tina Spalten. Back Row: Christa Patrick, Liz Hancock, Alyssa Lattizari, Ellen Mitchel, Katie
House, Sonya Recoupero, Megan Higbee, Meggie Marino, Lauren Francoha, Leah Wallace.
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Alpi^(@ <|r|)N Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi strives to offer
women a rich heritage and an
opportunity to bond with their sisters
that form lifelong friendships. Their
values comprise of character, dignity,
college loyalty, and scholarships. AOP's
national philanthropy is the Arthritis
Foundation and Juvenile Arthritis
Research. For that reason, the sorority
host events such as War of the Roses,
Color-A-Rose and Strike Out Arthritis,
and other sporting events. Together as
sisters, AOP holds retreats and senior
ceremonies for their members.
Front Row: Brittany Loeffel, Liz Chincilla, Christine Lucid, Caitlyn Booth. Second Row: Brandy Wilson,
Alesha Mercer, Melissa Kelly, Sarah Moreau, Maria Canella, Lauren Buertz, Nancy Armenta,
Melanie Popp, Jessica Wooten. Third Row: Sara McDowell, Rachel Emmerich, Megan Shipe, Heather
Davis, Ashley Cock, kadi Eubanks, Emma Reynolds, Lynn Richardson, Jackie Rubin, Taylor Whiaden
Fourth Row: Rae Smallwood, Dorathy Levy, Brittany Harding, Katelynn Combs, Ivy Clarck, Kristen
Leonard, Katie McSpodden, Kandi Hammrick, Casey Cassese, Amanda Inman, Monica Myers. Back
Row: Elizabeth Stephanz, Kara Hilson, Lauren Dewitt, Christine White, Lindsay Engle, Amy Norris.
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LTA
Kappa Delta is a national organization
for women committed to promoting
true friendship among college girls
of our country by inculcating their
hearts and lives with principles of
truth, honor and duty. Since 1981, KD
has been a supporter of Prevent Child
Abuse America; they have raised over
$7.1 million for the cause. KD is also
partnered with national philanthropies,
American Academy of Orthopedic
Surgeons, Girl Scout of the USA, and
the Dove Campaign for Real Beauty.
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Front Row: Natacha Cruz, Kristen Pendley, Jenna Lynn Halk, Brittany Willey, Arden Mitchell, Jaci
Beckett, Katie Cox, Allison Mitchell, Katy Holmes. Second Row: Crystal Jones, Ashley Townsend,
Kate Temm, Erin Cameron, Kerri Stinson, Courtney Jackson, Lauren Lear, Courtney West, Sarah
Hartsfield, Alexis Merante, Taylor Atler, Becky Elmore, Caroline Roberts, Christina Kay. Third Row:
Katey McNamara, Dymarie Perez, Jessica Brooks, Jessica Balfore, Meg Welch, Whitney Lear, Kaitlin
Gabbert, Jenny High, Tiffany Andrak, Jenna Cadieux, Ali Hamolin, Lindsey Tryon, Perri Bevan, Krista
Miller, Keri Smith. Fourth Row: Rachel Waller, Stephanie Ott, Allison Barker, Rebeccah Work, Chelsea
Westover, Ashley Marshall, Ashley Elder, Meghann Sachs, Devyn Lyons, Danielle Pol.
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Zft^SIj Apha
Zeta Tau Alpha focuses on strengthening
sisterhood, building character and serving the
FSC campus and local community. The purpose
of ZTA is to build friendships, promote happiness
among its members, and mold opinions that will
produce women of a pure and noble regard.
Each sister is held to a higher standard in all
areas of life that include service, academics,
honesty and loyalty. ZTAs national philanthropy
is the Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation for breast
cancer education and awareness. Every year
ZTAs Delta Beta chapter raises money and
awareness for the cause through events such as,
the Pink Party and the Mr. Southern Pageant.
Front Row: Lelya Dokumaci, Leah Gustavan, Danielle Shimer, Jackie Barenborg. Second Row: Catey Owen,
Ashley Gero, Mallory O'Neil, Gita Drew, Kaci Kohlhepp, Rachael Kraemer, Lauren Lengyel, Phylis
Morgan, Katie Jared, Donya Faye Wix. Third Row: Margaret Wooten, Kelsey Duncan, Logan Bates,
Stefanie Poe, Jessica Reidling, Lauren Stechman, Laura Moisa, Emily Paladino, Cori Rainer, Chelsea
Pallman, Kristen Weary, Rachel Cross, Megan Albrecht. Back Row: Catlin Wilson, Regan Smith, Coleen
Brady, Margaret Opila, Katherine Drew, Lin Chang, Michelle Lank, Sam Curello, Megan McCabe Jasmine
Malcom, Mandy Verville, Kristen Nelson, Jen Denmark, Mandy Giordano, Jen Powis.
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Panhellenic Council
The Florida Southern College Panhellenic
Council is the governing council for the
National Panhellenic Conference (NPC)
sororities that include Alpha Chi Omega,
Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Kappa
Delta, and Zeta Tau Alpha. The Panhellenic
Council is responsible for organizing
activities of mutual concern and interest
to all the sororities on campus such as
recruitment and philanthropic events. We
encourage scholarship and service to our
campus and community.
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Front Row: Carly Grennor, Krystal Newman, Jessica Reidling, Jenny High, Kaci Kohlhepp
Back Row: Donya-Fay Wix, Dan Rindt, Jessica Smith, Laura Moisa, Kim Kolk, Megan Shaw,
Jasmaine Malcolm, Natalie Bilella, Lindsey Moss, Devin Bowman
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Front Row: Elizabeth Schader, Lauren Lengyel, Lauren DeVane, Ashley Metts, Christine White, Chelsea Deming,
Andrew Norton. Back Row: Delany Gatton, Tyler Pierce, Heather Magdics, Anabel Aguiar, Noa Sharf, Alicia Marshall,
Kelly Brennan, Arlene Porter
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Dr. Susan Serrano, Martha Yates, Lindsay Causey, Naomi Warren,
Jessica Mills, Emily Thomas, Sarah Heavner
Best Buddies
FSC Student volunteers and their buddies at a movie shown in Rogers Auditorium in February
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Front Row: Sarah Sumner, Jen Bruno, Sam Tyburski, Samantha Mattel, Jackie Farnam, Lauren Primo, Rachel
Smith, Keri Smith, Brian Sutherland, David Bollen. Second Row: Andrew Canlon Bryan Browning, Shannon
Ryan, Jenna Lynn Halk, Jasmaine Malcolm, Lauren McLellan, Sarah Boyd, Eina Dorado, Jackie Barenborg,
Amanda Germ, Megan Beddow. Back Row: Cory Self, Darren Blanchard, Devon Godek, Korey Griner , Jeff
Anderson, Kandi Hamrick, Stephen Thorn, Kim Kolk, Allison Peebles, Brent Willlobee
Front Row: Christina Kipp, Jesse Sessions, Kate Hildebrandt, Kim Karalius, Melissa Hearon, Robyn Baker,
Dr. Rebecca Saulsbury, Ashley Kuehl, Liz Chinchilla. Back Row: Brandi Gillette, Jessica Reichert,
Shay Lessman, Kim Kolk, Danolita Shook, Samantha Gaskins
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Front Row: Danielle Roberts, Emily Canterbury, Robyn Pinder
Back Row: Jillian Swartz, Donya- Faye Wix, Lacey Rice, Rebecca Knowles
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Sable McCoullough, Nathan Sipperly, Sarah DeSimone, Rose Sipperly, Shay Lessman
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Front Row: Hamilton Alley, Devin Bownman. Second Row: Tamera Tillman, Vanessa Beckham, Mollie Ruf,
Sarah Hunt, Dawn Klein, Emily Jones, Angela Geraci. Back Row: Sheila Kiefer, Elizabeth Stephanz,
Shalya Bryan, Dalilia Coney, Erica Griswold, Kristi Barger, Marta Dahle, Dawn Pufahl, Jessica Brown,
Diana Sisco, Amber Alderman, Sabrina Schacht, Mrs. Diane Stahl
Front Row: Emily Flanigan, Lindsey Bergeon, Ken Wadsworth, Jessica McCarty, Karys Whitehead.
Back Row: Brent Willobee, Brian Emery, Coach Stephens, David Bollen, Peggy Alex, Jillian Swartz,
Joelle Glenn, Danielle Blake, Brian Sutherland, A.J. Szatkowski, Amanda Germ.
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Forensics
Front Row: Jordan Stout, Krista Miller, Dr. Christopher Fenner
Back Row: Tony Rivera, Shay Lessman, Jesse Larson
Not pictured: Jessica Tucker and Norlyne Thomas
Jesse Larson, Nikki Petix, Rachel Wright, Jenna Winzenburg, Dr. Christopher Fenner, Jessica Gutowski,
Martin Daceus, Brad Ruhmann
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Christina Martin, Ashleigh Simon, Allan George, Mat Hotho, Lauren Wolfe, Will Posey, Tara Saco,
Sarah Connors
Front Row: J.C White, Brant Prine, Shane Conley, Joe Kurimai, Deeley Hunt, Nate Jordan, Lindsay Causey,
Rachel Cook, Emily Thomas, Georgia Cook. Back Row: Taylor Jacoby, Mitchell Blackman, Steaphanie Poe,
Sarah Heavner, Naomi Warm, Jessica Mills, Dr. Malcolm Manners
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Front Row: Noelia Nunez, Melissa Porras, Ashlea Archer , Camila Flores
Middle Row: Carla Moquete, Shannon Welch, Madelane Teran, Alyssia Keys
Back Row: Brenda Lewis, Olga Timirgalieva, Sarah Guzman, Refael Ishakov
Adam, Melissa Nolet, Alyssa Hubener, Laura Quintana Cruz, Megan Beddow, Kristin Caputo,
Jackie Barenborg, Andre Grant
page 152 I I nter lachen 2008
Front Row: Katarina Williams, Kiara Butler, Courtney Fancher, Jasmine Samuels, Tasha Severe, Marianella
Noriega. Middle Row: Brittany Glass, Vanessa Beckham, Michaela Burton, Jessica Hernandez, Tierra
Robinson, Loriam Toppin. Back Row: Olando Wilson, Tashoy Walters, Jodner Martin, Tarik Church,
Pierre Mom Plaisair, Tara Dames, Chanetel Burns
Front Row: Whitney Lear, Jenny High, Courtney Athans, Jenna Cadieux
Back Row: Jessica Burnett, Ashleigh Simon, Nicole Levesque, Shelia Anderson, Amanda Kaiser,
Christina Martin, Dr. Patrick Smith
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Front Row: Abbie Scherer, Felicia Alingu, Jackie Farnam, Amanda Glickman, Sarah Summer
Back Row: Sam Tyburski, Mary, Jeanne Rodino, Ashley Roberts, Samantha Mattel, Michal Sierens,
C.J. Kerbs, Laura Howell
Front Row: Melissa Kelly, Liz Gorman, Natalie Lang, Angela Williams, Beverly Stasis, Heather Burgner.
Second Row: Nicole DiRaimo, Victoria Vanacore, Craig Hilgenburg, Kristin Caputo, Greg Heartt, Lacey Chimienti.
Back Row: Jeremy Oyer, Robbie Shields, Ali Gardino, Charlie Fanning, Danielle Shimer, Andrei Grant, Ray Duyungan,
Aaron Ostroff, Katie Jared, Heather Burgner, Braxton Williams, Dr. Malcolm Manners, Danny Evelyn, Brian Richey.
page 154 I Interlachen 2008
Front Row: Justin Crouch, Kevin Kersey, Kristen Nelson, Dan Rindt, Brittany Loeffel, Jessica Reidling
Back Row: Josh Sizemore, Marlyne Thomas, Ashley Islas, Katie House, Brett Erwin, Laura Moisa,
John Nidositko, Kristi Hewitt, Megan Beddow, Allison Peebles
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Dr. Keith Honeycott, Elissa Graser, Margret Wooten, Martha Yates, Amanda Triest,
Alexandra Gauthier, Will Posey
page 156 I Interlachen 2008
Front Row: Kate Knowles, Kyle Carmack, Jaclyn Beckett, Alex Gauthier
Middle Row: Kerri Stinson, Jeremy Walker, Jasmine Malcolm, Lindsay Moss
Back Row: Lynn Richardson, Laura Howell, Katlyn McNamara, Christine Simone, Ashleah Zigmond
Front: Adam Washington, Laveen Daryani, Wil Posey, Daniel Bennett, Billy Potuckec.
Back Row: Jeffrey Tousignant, Allison Conlon, Tara Dames, Phito Mirtil, Joseph Murphy, Aaron Longley.
Not shown: Jay Prock, Alyssa Huebner, Dr. Lynn Clements, Dr. Marcie Pospichal, Geoff Freeburn, Peter Fair.
Interlachen 2008 I page 157
Front Row: Ashlea Archer, Danielle Stone, Alycia Toots.
Back Row: Lauren Kaufman, Dawn Pufahl, Sarah Boyd.
Front Row: Erica Goldman, Lacey Corey, Cortney West, Jessica Barlow.
Middle Row: Brittany Mirante, Jenn Ackerman, Ryan Marsico, Victoria Miller.
Back Row: Jessica Balfour, Kimberly Hall, Ashley Pierce, Carlon Leon, Kyle Boisvert, Krista Miller
Rocky Encalada, Seth Watson, Nick Coso, Andrew White, Jason Parker.
page 158 I I nter lachen 2008
Front Row: Perri Bevan, Allison Mitchell, Jenny High, Kristen Pendley, Christina Kay.
Middle Row: Megan Shaw, Lauren McLellan, Sarah Boyd, Megan Beldow, Liz Chinchilla.
Back Row: Heather Henderson, Richard Soash, Lacey Price, Chris Jones, Robert Tucker,
Jon Gaylord, Bryan Ellrod, Lief Thomason.
Not Pictured:
Beta Beta Beta
College Republicans
Delta Sigma Pi
Habitat for Humanity
FSC Historians
Mathematics Association
Mechanicals
Newman Club
North of the Border
Omicron Delta Kappa
Order of Omega
Phi Alpha Delta
Phi Eta Sigma
Phi M Alpha
Pre Professional Society
Rugby
Sigma Delta Pi
Sports Medicine Society
Collegiate 4-H
Kappa Delta Pi
Phi Kappa Phi
Tzedek
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Barbara McKown, Beverly Denaco, Kathy Peavy, Shannon Wightman,
Amy Salley, Erin Ervin.
Back Row: Carolyn Scott, Adam Connolly, Bill Langston,
Karen Full, Dustin Schaefer.
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Joe Davidoff, Natalie Johnson, Linda Hue.
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First Row: Melinda Zedekar, Patsy Davis, Sandra Tate.
Second Row: Donna Pratt, Jean Whitehead, Carol Haygood.
Third Row: Judy Robinson, Leslie Devane, Lisbeth Hernandez.
Forth Row: Roberta Anderson- Barnes, Joan Corbin, V. Terry Dennis.
Fifth Row: John Watters, John Starling, Fredric Nielson.
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Back Row: Brian Dinneen, Tom Brennan, Tim Lenamon, Barry Wyche.
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Back Row: Amanda Davis, Mindy Renew
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To the Interlachen Staff:
This book, CD and DVD are the final products of the joint effort of the entire staff. This project would
have never been possible without you!
When you took on a position on the yearbook staff, you also committed a lot of your time and a
great amount of dedication. I am grateful tor each one of you for taking on this project this year.
This is a business! We bring and put together every aspect of the book, CD and DVD. We are the
ones taking photos, filming video, writing copy, editing pictures, designing the book, brainstorming,
editing video, calling vendors, creating banners, printing T-shirts, designing posters, and the list just
keeps on going. I am proud to have had the opportunity to be a part of this project and I hope you
did too.
I have learned so much in the past three years in which I have been a part of the staff. Each year we
have seen the book improve from the previous year. It is a learning process and the experience will
stay with me forever!
To my editors- The Super 6! I could have never done my job without your continuous help, Always
being in the office to finish things up and help meet deadlines. Thank you for your commitment!
Thank you all for everything you have done for us this year!
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Editors:
Noa Sharf-
Editor-in-Chief
Adrienne Twinem-
Managing Editor
Ashley Kuehl-
Creative & Layout Director
Kate Knowles-
Video Production Editor
Kaitlin Murray-
Organization Editor
Sara Timm-
Photo Editor
Joanna Madariaga-
Copy Editor
Creative &
Layout Team:
Melissa Eduard
Video
Production Team:
Amanda Glickman
Blake Hallowell
Brett Toward
Tony Rivera
Organization Team:
Amanda Triest
Megan Jones
Photography Team:
Alicia Marshall
Anabel Aguiar
Arlene Porter
Jessica Gutowski
Kerri Stinson
Leona Mynes
Mat Hotho
Paul Bonfilio
Sanjin Kunovac
Copy Team:
Delany Gatton
Heather Cupp
Jessica Gregoire
Athletics Reporter:
Sanjin Kunovac
Music Production:
Yeri Levin
Business Manager:
Jeff Beals
Also a big thank you to:
Jaci Beckett and Ryan Donovan of
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